Be careful when you approach me today . Usually I’m in a pleasant, playful mood, but. . . . Today, I might bite with the venom and vengeance of a Lamprey .

A hundred bent blackwater rivers pour maple syrup over frozen falls, wandering through snow coated pinewood powdered with sun spun sugar.

Pinterest is a picture-based social media tool that allows you to organize and display images. You can upload your own images or simply search existing ones on Pinterest. In most cases, you’ll find images already on Pinterest. Here’s a few examples from my Pinterest profile, Sparkwarden. What makes Pinterest a fun and sometimes engrossing experience is how easy it is to find and organize content. You can organize images in three ways: pins, boards, and collages. You can upload your own images into individual pins: Middle-Earth Map by Pauline Baynes “Views” art book by Roger Dean Once you find enough pins with pictures you’re interested in, you can organize them into boards: Fictional Cartography Favorite Artists Peter Jackson’s The Lord of the Rings Movies You can also create a collage. Here’s an example: Twilight Zone Collage I encourage you to try Pinterest on your phone or other device.

Crooked starlight bent into shapes, sparkling eyes, from a distance as tears from lonely travelers who’ve trekked the constellations of northern skies. May the doves sound their cries under the melancholy sky. Can you reach up and touch the ice cold waters, rippling with merfolk from armada to archipelago, reefs afloat on millennial seas. Crooked starlight bent into shapes we don’t often see, but resolve to embrace the dark bright tears of newly rekindled joy. May the doves sound their cries under the melancholy sky.

Icicles whisker the eaves of houses, lengthening in the dripping daylight Loosening and letting go, eventually.